Loved using it. Was very happy my school paid for a pro account so we had no limits on videos. It's so worth learning how to use it because it makes your job easier and the kids learn more.

It's so easy to crowdsource questions to go with videos. If you're a busy teacher, you can easily use a video template from another teacher, customize to your needs, and you're good to go. It's so easy to use and it really ups the viewing experience because you hold your students accountable to actually watch the video and learn from it. It's a no brainer.

There were some glitches when it came to integrating with Canvas, like students showing me they watched the whole thing and it not populating in my grade book.

Overall, I highly recommend EdPuzzle. It is a great tool for student engagement and holds student attention well.

EdPuzzle is an engaging tool for students to use. Students love learning through videos, and EdPuzzle holds student attention because it allows you to insert questions throughout the video. I also love that it has the automatic pause when the tab is changed; this requires students to focus on the video rather than just let it play. I appreciate that it automatically grades multiple choice questions. You are able to trim videos and delete sections to really customize the assignment to meet the needs of your students.

The limit on video storage with the free version is disappointing. I would like if the software had the capability of an answer key for open ended questions.

The idea of turning videos into interactive assessments is a game-changer. You can track student progress and comprehension in nearly real-time.

The interface is clunky and buggy. Editing videos is not a straightforward process and it can take a while for menus/pages to load.

Edpuzzle is often praised for its ability to transform passive video-watching into an interactive learning experience. I appreciate the platform's features that allow eme to embed questions, comments, and notes within videos, engaging students and promoting active learning.Tool offers educators the flexibility to create their own video content or utilize pre-existing videos from a wide range of sources. This allows me to curate resources that align with my specific curriculum or instructional goals, tailoring the content to meet the needs of their students.I can track students' responses to embedded questions, view analytics on student engagement, and provide targeted feedback. This data-driven approach helps me identify areas of improvement and personalize instruction.But also I have found less favorable aspects: limited video editing capabilities and limited question types (I have a desire for additional question types, such as matching or sequencing, to enhance the variety of assessment options available).

1. Interactive video features: Edpuzzle allows educators to make any video interactive by adding questions, comments, and notes at specific points in the video. I appreciate the ability to engage students actively and assess my understanding through embedded questions, ensuring that learning is active and dynamic.2. Customization options: Edpuzzle offers customization features that allow educators to personalize the learning experience. I can trim videos, add my own voiceovers, and create custom video lessons to align with specific learning objectives and student needs. This flexibility enables me to tailor content to my teaching style and address the unique requirements of my students.3. Assessment and feedback: Edpuzzle provides features for assessing student learning and providing feedback. I can view detailed analytics and data on student progress, including how many times a student watched a video, their responses to questions, and overall performance. This data helps inform instructional decisions and allows for targeted interventions and personalized feedback.

1. Limited video editing capabilities: While Edpuzzle offers basic video editing features, I have a desire for more advanced editing options. For example, I have mentioned a need for more precise trimming, advanced video effects, or the ability to merge multiple videos into one.2. Limited question types: Edpuzzle provides several question types, such as multiple-choice, open-ended, and true/false. However, I have a desire for additional question types, such as matching or sequencing, to enhance the variety of assessment options available.

EdPuzzle has made a huge difference in my teaching practice. I love how easy it is to assign videos with questions to my students to pre-teach or check for readiness on a topic before coming to class. By clicking on a video I assigned to a class, I can quickly see who completed the video and how well students understood specific topics by looking at questions students got wrong. Though there is an extensive collection of pre-made EdPuzzles online for educators to use immediately, creating my own EdPuzzles has been an intuitive process. Though it takes time to create each EdPuzzle, the fact that I can share these EdPuzzles with my colleagues and reuse them from year to year makes it worth the effort. Furthermore, it is easy to duplicate and edit EdPuzzles so I can tweak and improve them. Overall, EdPuzzle is an incredible tool that has improved my teaching practice.

EdPuzzle is an easy-to-use website that has allowed me to flip large portions of the didactic part of my lessons for students to complete outside of the classroom so we can use class time to do activities or tackle more challenging concepts. EdPuzzle makes it easy to find pre-made videos with questions created by other educators, or find a YouTube video online and add your own questions throughout a video. I also upload my own videos that I have recorded and then add questions for students to answer. I like how there are different types of questions that I can add, and I can even add a note with a link with more information. Teachers can create classes in Edsby, so it is easy to track student completion (I use EdPuzzles as exit or entrance tickets). I also appreciate how easy it is to reset an EdPuzzle for students to reattempt and it is easy to share an EdPuzzle with colleagues for them to use. Most importantly, these videos can be reused yearly to save educators time!

I would love to see EdPuzzle be able to integrate with learning management systems so that the grades in EdPuzzle could automatically be updated in the LMS. It can be difficult to find the exact moment in the video to add a question - wish there was greater sensitivity in the timer placement. The phone app could also use improvement as students have reported it is quite buggy and videos are slow to load.

This product opens up infinite options for flipped and hybrid learning. My main goal is to use Explain Everything to create my own short instructional videos to upload into EdPuzzle, and then add quiz questions to those. I learned about Ed Puzzle and Explain Everything from the Modern Classroom project, an initiative to help teachers create content students can use independently in class, to free up the teacher to provide individualized and small group instruction.

There is a firehose of learning content available on youtube, and some of it is superb. But then again, it's not exactly right for my students, you think. First of all, it's too long. Secondly, there's one section that goes over my students' heads, and I think they'll check out when they get to that part. If I could cut out those parts, it would be perfect. But then again, even if it was perfect, students might just zone out and not pay attention. If only I could build in some active participation? I'll just use this worksheet. No, teachers! Do not despair! EDPUZZLE is the tool of your dreams. It's so good, you might not even grasp what you can do with it at first. Allow me to explain: you can take ANY youtube video, put it into your account on Edpuzzle, crop out parts you don't want, AND... (here's the kicker!) you can write multiple choice and open ended questions and insert them at any point in the video that you choose! Then you can assign the video to students for view in or out of class, and the video will stop at each point you've entered a question to provide a quick check for understanding. And you will automatically receive their answers. Yes, this is real. But I don't have time to do that right now, you think? That's OK, because there are thousands of short videos that you can search by topic that other teachers have already created with the questions built in. And you can very easily find and edit them for your own classroom use.

It took me a few tries to understand the potential of this product, and to fine-tune my content. But this is a minor issue.

EdPuzzle rocks for video integration and the flipped classroom model. It really supports student engagement and learning.

Edpuzzle is so simple to create content in. You can use You Tube videos or your own content. I love that there are different question choices and that it stops the video when you want them to answer a question. Also there is a no skip option which helps with students actually watching the video. It is also self-grading for multiple choice.

Now, like most edtech companies, you have to pay premium for more space and other advanced features. Also sometimes the program glitches and students have to make sure they are logged into their Google account, but overall it has worked very well starting out this year.

Overall, I love Edpuzzle. I highly recommend Edpuzzle for engagement and a fun way to incorporate checks for understanding. It is one of my favorite programs to share with colleagues, and to use when I am planning to run educational activities.

I love Edpuzzle for video editing and embedding questions, comments, and notes into assigned videos. It is a great tool to create learning resources. I currently use it to create videos for students as a part of my company's academic outreach team, and have used it in the classroom setting as well. I also appreciate that the program tracks progress and has an embedded gradebook once you embed questions and answers within the video.

On Edpuzzle, I wish there was a better way to collaborate with colleagues. For example, I wish there could be more than one "teacher" or account holder for a group. I also wish there was an easier way to cut information from videos.

Edpuzzle is a user-friendly program that can help teachers save time and add an interactive digital component to their daily lessons.

Edpuzzle allows our teachers to incorporate technology into their lessons seemlessly.

The only trouble we had with the program was integrating it into our Schoology platform.

Very good. I highly recommend this product.

I like the flexibility in the the types of puzzles that I'm able to use.

Can't necessarily use it in all of my classes when I'm doing interactive, on your feet activities.

This is a great resource, especially for a flipped, blended, or online classroom!

There are many things I appreciate about EdPuzzle, including firstly that is allows Google Classroom imports directly to a course that the teacher has created. Also, the feature that sets due dates and shows what percentage of work a student has completed as of the due date is very important for integrity standards. Another great feature is the set-up for organizing lessons into to courses, and sections/chapters within those courses. I have gone back easily to old lessons within seconds, rather than digging through old files. The teacher is able to use videos from different platforms (YouTube, etc), or upload their own, and can edit and insert questions as desired.

One setback is that if a student submits a video after the due date, there is not a feature to notify the teacher. Unless the teacher goes back to check regularly, a student’s work could go ungraded for a while. Also, there is a pro version, which is paid. I did fine with a regular teacher subscription.

I’m so glad I was told about it from another teacher years ago. I’ve been using it ever since, and my students really appreciate the chunking of the video/learning.

EdPuzzle allows me to create videos that my students can watch in their own for review or flipped lessons. I can create step by step videos, have it pause for my students to work, then play to check their answers. It also has a ton of videos with questions that other teachers have created, that I may use as is, or change to meet my class’ needs.

There really isn’t much that I don’t like. If I had to be super picky, I’d say that i couldn’t move a student from one class to another. I’m sure if I would’ve contacted customer service they would’ve helped, but I didn’t.

Edpuzzle helped me flip my lessons when covid hit. I wish there were more features to boost engagement such as a pop quiz or game based design.

I liked that Edpuzzle holds students accountable for their work. I do wish that there were more advanced questions to integrate.

The accountability piece is very low and mid tier. Students can simply stream it and not be active in their learning.

I use Edpuzzle with my math students for several years now. I love flipped classrom model and this tool screams flipped clasroom.

It is easy to use, I can create classes and track progress, easy to add questions and app for students is amazing.

There is nothing I don't like, it is the best product of that sort in the market.

I love the ease of use and assign videos/lessons to students weekly. I make them self paced so students have a few days to complete them. It gives students a different option when learning about a topic.

EdPuzzle has lessons that are already made for you. There are questions through the video to check students understanding. I even took a video I made and uploaded it to Edpuzzle and add questions.

Sometimes I can not find a lesson on a topic geared for my littles.

Easy to use with YouTube, google classroom and Seesaw. Students can access easily and creates videos that can be used for assessment and you can track participation.

Works well with google apps but more challenging with office apps.

It is pretty easy overall to learn. The grading platform is really great and allows you to quickly grade assignments.

During the covid year these were lifesavers. Without covid they are still uselful for having students watch a video clip at home, or quick formative assessments. It is not as necessary to verify a student is watching a video any longer when you show it in class, but it is still very helpful.

There are some platforms that you can't integrate the video's in. It is great if it is on khan academy or youtube, but maybe not if it is on a different platform.

Edpuzzle is the best software I have found for making videos interactive. Range of different question types including self-marked questions, options to give feedback. The possibility to "lock" the video until the student has answered a question correctly is good. Great for flipped learning and homework.

While it is fairly user-friendly, if I haven't used it for a while it takes me a few minutes to remember how to use the main features. Also, as my school blocks Youtube, it is not possible for students to use in class without pre-setup with the tech support team.

I’ve found Edpuzzle to be helpful for parts of lessons that can be student-led. Though the initial process of creating lessons can be cumbersome, it’s easy to return to these lessons in the following year and edit them as needed and upload them directly into Google Classroom or other LMS.

Edpuzzle makes it easy to allow students independence in the classroom. It ensures student accountability when watching educational videos and provides teachers with necessary data to target future instruction on any given topic. The best part of Edpuzzle is the self-grading ability which inputs student grades directly into a school’s LMS.

The process of creating videos for student use can be tedious. It can be helpful to find videos previously edited by other teachers but oftentimes these do not meet the needs of my individual classroom.

I love that students cannot fast forward and must answer questions to move on in the instruction. This holds all students accountable to their learning. I love using this when I am absent and there is a sub in my room. There are tons of already made videos available to use.

It is time consuming to upload your own video and make your own questions.

Great experience. A necessary tool for the modern educator.

Helpful tool for provided visual lessons to augment unit plans. Students like the ability to view the videos and answer the questions..

Sometimes the integration into Google Classroom is difficult, but it works most of the time.

It’s free and increases engagement and learning. It easily can be added to my canvas page.

My kids like using edpuzzle. They always like watching a video and I like the quick checks I can insert where I want them to be!

Sometimes when you make a mistake in the set up, it’s hard to fix.

I like the wide range of content that is already on the site as well as being able to easily make my own content from youtube or other videos.

The only thing I dislike/would like changed is how Edpuzzle integrates with Canvas and does not notify me when something on the edpuzzle needs graded. Everything else has been great.

Very easy to use for in person and distance learners during covid. great fun activities for students

Love using ED PUZZLES with my students. A fun way to suppliment my curiculum. Easy to use

Could have more Science and ss choices for upper elementary grades